The place is closed in the off season (when we went), but we knew that, It was nice to just walk around the property and see where our American President had his summer house.

I really enjoyed this and so did our kids! Good historical tour as well as walking trails. You can take a lunch but there are some good take out options nearby.

Well worth the drive north and over the border. A great setting to just walk around and admire the baeutiful homes and scenery. WOuld like to have spent more time exploring the parks trails.

What an amazing place. I never knew it existed until we began researching our trip to Acadia. This is a beautiful area. The people who run the museum are very knowledgeable and friendly. We were lucky enough to attend "Tea with Eleanor" and it was a highlight- make sure you do it if you can! The property is gorgeous, but... More

The information center was well laid out and contained mor information than just Roosevelt family history. We had toured the houses on a previous trip and it was not open in Oct. They showed a movie of the main house and this film actually showed more than we saw while looking through and past the crowd that had been on... More

try to see east quaddy light at low tide so you can cross over, Only negative, the flies. Be sure to take repellant along

The cottage and grounds are beautiful, but don't miss the hiking! One of the most beautiful hikes we did, including Acadia, was a hike starting at Racoon Beach to Liberty Point.

Seeing all the original possessions of the Roosevelts, I thought they would walk in at any time. Tour staff were very informative & helpful.

Make sure you take in the "tea with Eleanor Roosevelt" presentation - the presentations were excellent, we could have listened to Debbie and Carolyn for hours - and the Hubbard Cottage tour.